Sentence examples for mean vaccination coverage from inspiring English sources

Consequently, our programme, which vaccinated over 6900 dogs in 94 days and achieved a mean vaccination coverage of over 70%% in 16 of the 18 wards robustly demonstrates, for the first time, that large number of free roaming dogs can be vaccinated at high coverage in India in a short period of time.

An important outcome of our study is not only that almost all wards had a mean vaccination coverage of over 70%%, but that the lowest confidence interval for vaccine coverage was over 70%% in nearly three quarters of all the wards.

For the 2006 campaign, in which owners were charged, the mean vaccination coverage among all dogs was estimated at 24%95%CI0.13%.13%–24.82%) (unpub. data).

Importantly, not only was the mean vaccination coverage over 70%% in 16 of the 18 wards following the second cycle of vaccinations (Fig.  4), but the 2.5 % lower confidence interval was above 70%% in 13 of the 18 wards.

By October 2011, the mean vaccination coverage rapidly reached 80% for a full primary series for children <12 months of age in >5,000 municipalities (Brazilian Ministry of Health, unpub. data).

In summary, this study describes a vaccination programme which has allowed rabies vaccines to be administered to over 6900 dogs in India in 94 days with a mean vaccination coverage of over 70%% in 16 of the 18 studied wards.

The results of the base case analysis showed that in Europe, assuming a theoretical mean cumulative vaccination coverage rate of 70%, the introduction of a girls-only vaccination strategy was associated with a notable reduction in the incidence of HPV-related diseases in both males and females in comparison with screening alone (Table  4).

In such scenario, although the intercept is still within the boundary of the allocative efficiency curve in figure 2, an immediate mean decrease of vaccination coverage rate of 10.1%±0.9% would be observed.

The mean estimated dog vaccination coverage in Vhembe District from 1997 through 2005 was 39%; annual coverage estimates fluctuated but ranged from 4% to 60% (E. Dyason, pers. comm).. Rabies was confirmed by RT-PCR testing on a saliva specimen from the index case-patient, a 10-year-old boy who was brought to the hospital on February 7 , 2006

In 2009, in response to the epidemic, but also to prevent outbreaks in some districts considered at risk, PS A/C vaccines were used to immunize a total of 5,904,978 subjects across the whole country with a vaccination coverage (mean per district) of 52.4% ±39% for the target population (including non-vaccinated districts).

The use of new technologies should be seen as a prospective means of improving vaccination coverage among teenagers and, in order to be more efficacious, can be combined with traditional methods of health promotion, health education and counseling.